The world's oldest living chimpanzee in captivity, “Little Mama,” has died in Florida. She was believed to be 79 years old.

The septuagenarian chimp had lived at Lion Country Safari in Palm Beach County since 1967. Before that she was a pet and a performer in the Ice Capades, the Sun Sentinel reported.

Little Mama’s health had begun to fail in recent weeks, and veterinary staff think she died from kidney. When she died Tuesday, she was surrounded by the eight other chimps in her family group and staff that had cared for her for years, the Sun Sentinel reported.

A necropsy will be performed to determine the actual cause of death, the Sentinel reported.

Earlier in 2017, Peter, another chimpanzee at the facility, died of an apparent heart attack when he was only in his early 40s. A typical life span for chimps in captivity is 50 to 60 years. In the wild they live 40 to 50 years.

Oh wow, that's longer than most human beings get to be on Earth. Unfortunately, everything/everyone goes at some point; but thankfully, her memory will remain within the photographs/video footage of her while she was here. R.I.P. Little Mama.